SrEDFORD iESIE TRIBUNE. JtEDFORD. OREGON", WEDNESDAY." ' OCTOBER 26, 1921
PA HE FOUR
Medford Mail Tribune
YOU CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL.
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MKDFORD PRINTING CO.
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newapaper.
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North Fir street. Phone 75.
A" conaolldatlon of the Democratic
Tlmea. the Medford Mall, the Medford
Tribune, The Southern Oregonian. The
Aehland Tribune. . .
ROBERT W. ROHL, Editor.
BUMPTER 8. SMITH, Manager.
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1 Official paper of the City of Medford,
J Official paper of Jackaon County.
Bworn dally average circulation for
alx month, ending Oct., 1920, S226
Jtihtered aa ifcviif v.i mutter at
redford, Oregon, under the act of March
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the local news published herein.
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IX ACCEPTING lhe resignation of D. C. Hemiy as consulting eiif;i
neer, mid it p i ul ii (c no one to tiike his iihioe, the director of the
Medford Irrintioii District, iiksuiiic a certain' responsibility.
D. 0. llunny is recognized us one of the foremost hydraulic engi
neers on the Pacific Coast. As long as he was retained, the property
owners of the district could rest secure, that the irrigation system was
heinif constructed along the most approved lines of .engineering; prac
tice. If iiny serious defects in the irrigation system should subsequently
appear, the ((nestlon will naturally arise in the mind of the average
property owner: "Jf a eonmilling engineer had been retained, would
this have occurred?" , ' '
The JIail Tribune urges lhe appointment of the best irrigation en-
'Jnccr available lo take .Mr. Denny's plact just as it urged the ap
pointment of a district engineer to lake .Mr. Ken 's place. A consult iug
engineer is it generally ec'ignized essential in the ndiniiiislralion of
an irrigation district, and until the project. is completed and handed
i;ver to the district, we feel that every formality' should be scrupu
lously observed. . .
.lif this important project involving as it 'dors, the welfare of the
entire community, The Mail Tribune believes that too great care can
not lie exercised to protect in every conceivable -way theintei-esls of
tin; properly owners.
Ye Smudge Poi
. y Arthur ferr . .
Heer for the sick, as approved liy the
t(uaury..dopartiiiuiit,( will meet Willi
strenuous' objections, from reformers,
except when they themselves are sick.
All others will be deceiving the t'nv
ernmcnt. . . . .
Quill Points
Divorce suits are always pressed with the seamy side out.
iVinter will have.lo go some to be any harder than summer was.
' i
(liim chewing may be a bad habit, but it doesn't fatten the mor
lalily 'rate like rag chewing. ' 1
'Mra. Southard, the I,udy Uliieheard
cis' may be ucqtifttcd tit klllliiK f. mi
litates, by the ladylike trick (if putting
flea powder In their vlttles, but Hubby
No; 6 will always bo simplcl ins of
pains In his.tummy.
The ' news that "Indecent and ob
scene language' appeared In the Con
gressional Record is startling, but not
damaging, locally. No one ever pro
tends to-read them but the Hev.
Mdrenz-Oesor, who packs away an
armload from tlie off. every now and
then. ,
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A MU8ICAL MOTOR
' (Roseburg Review)
Ueo'rge Bliulor In going to tako h
number of teachem to Hosebui g In
his Btudebakcr.eWe hope that they
have no catastrophe nnrf that IliVy
enjoy their trip.
The Btlllman divorce suit has start
ed again, and a move is on foot to have
James ''Btlllman, the plaintiff, and
Fatcbe Arbuckle compare notes,
.cl-...v'"v '
, A number of gents : are' running
around without their lints. The only
Issue involved, as the jawyers say,' lu
whether pneumonlu or influenza gels
'em 1st.
The world conference to put a limit
on arms Is an excellent Iden, und It
la hoped that before '.they lire through
they will do something about legs.'
Link McCormlck has got out a writ
of mandamus to keep himself from
rooting for Yale to boat Harvard.
The plan to plant rosos along the
Pucihc Highway for the benefit of
tourists meets approval, except that a
hardy species of cahbago Is -more, fill
lug. .
V '"
The men folks aro graduully. switch
ing from the HVD's to tlie XYZ's. .
; Honry Ford( telling how ho would
settle the railroad strike, annnunces
that "first he would, fire nil the
lawyers:" This Is ulino.it as practical
as killing all the grocery clerks to re
duce the he of 1.
FAIR WARNING
-.. (8F Chronicle)
;vHttVlng this day bought the Aud
itorium Cufe, 443 llroiulway, will
' not be rcHiKinsllile for any bills,
after this date. E. IIIjACHINI.
" King Charles, by his latest piece of
ranibunctiousness Imperilled the peace
of Europe, fretted millions of people,
and caused 200 of his mou to die In
battle. Instead of hanging him like n
Dock Drumtlold, they punish blm
severely by banishing him to the full
est Isles Jrt the Seven Beits the Cunsr
les. . :
'Everything fa hack lo normalcy but
the rallrond yyorkora, who. want to re
main at sbipyardcy.
CREAM CLEARS A '
STUFFED-UP HEAD
Instantly Opens Every Air
- Passage Clears Throat Too.
It is much easier lo love your neighbor as yourself if he isn't an en
thilsiiiHlie, borrower., , '.. V
Wc can beat our swords into plowshares, but whal in the world
can wo tlo with the Sam Hrownc belts? vV -.V
A sportsman among driven) is one who always flushes liiii'pcdes
trialis belore'laking a crack at them.
With the number of tin lizzies increasing every day, the highway
is getting to be a regular 1 inferno. . . .
A congressman says (he coal interests arc endeavorintr to bull doze
(he country. Why drag in that word "doze?" " . 1
philosopher: One who doesn't cuss when the mornintr miner i.n-
i)0iinccs a out of ii:!00 in the prion of tho car he bought yesterday.
Cllicago-can't, fool anybody. That yum aboul , police peddling
hootch is just a Bliek .effort to, increase the population.
RipplingRhqniGs
fy Walt Mctfon
AND
m u u
1 " BY
UVWPil """"" u " "'.3r-" tl' ;i-v..w,, AjKnd.Ogcn,
yr-l (j)'mo5 Sriy- man prefers be!n6,6ret
!S.aJUl0L if., V IJ
spend "their time,
&nxL vou can. size
"them up for what they" ai-e.-Ysrj
(S)Those who b"og a lo"t wboot themselves Rr-c
ustia.lly con-firm eel liars.
(j)Th highest hoiuari dvtyr is to reduce the vijibi
i' supply f iitorance.
The diirtittAyisltirii -feature
W,of present-day literaivre
ssaii&oi. is the absence v s-
o-f thought.-' 0nn:
(S) There wofldo-'t be invert for the doctors to
j .. i . . i .ij.
. uo ueopie cave TRUcrt trcouarti, to
1 -' ' health as they do "to 'fun.". J.
H 2 HECK SAY5: Q
"Eohjcatiort. consists iro
callin.' bellyecke
'gastritis-. ''
Quotations 'You
..Skould Know
HIGH LIFE,
THK dame, resolved. on suicide, sat down and wrote some part
ing lines, explainiug wliy, before she died, and look in all
her divers signs. "Too much high life, and here's the end; I've
fractured iiuiii'n and nature's laws;'' and then she shot a lady
.friend, and killed herself, without a pause. You read it in the
public prints, and 'doubtless give it little thought, so many laics'
of crimson tints aro daily to your doorstop brought. The words
of moralists seem vain, the folks must have their galuly time ; "too
much high life" that will explain one-half the carnival of crime.
Too much joy-riding in the night, when sober men arc in their
coops; too much pursuing cheap delight. 'and letting duty loop
the loops. Too much of crazed and fevered love, of wedding
pledges east aside; ami now lhe thistles grow above the slayer'
mid the suicide. The wiivp of crime still sweeps along, and every
hour some victims fall ; right seems submerged beneath the wrong;
"too much high lire" explains it all. Too much high life has
filled the ,jnils,yith delegates bereft of hope, with foolish dames
nid jingled males who face the hangman and the rope.
Nut' ill -iMitlro forKUt fulness,
"And not in utter inikeiliu'HS, .
"Hut truilliiK clouds of siory, do we
come. ... j-
"ri-(Mn.,tliHl...yliplls,fer homo.
'lli'uven lies ahoiit uh in our infancy.
Wordsworth.
I'M.
Most of tho natives of Raratonga of
the Cook Islands In the South Seas
have horses and carriages.
I
Medford Greenhouses
CUT FLOWERS
; , ; FLORAL DESIGNS
PLANTS AND FERNS
Flowers liy Wlro 'Anywhere
Any Tlnio .
MADDOX & BONNE Y
KlO.V Ii. Main I'honu 374
Wo Deliver. .
Strong, Successful Men in This Coun
try Go to Church. Why DoVtYou?
If your nostrils are clogged and your
htad is stuffed because of nasty catarrh
or a cold, apply a little pure, antiseptic
cream into vour nostrils. It penetrates
through every air passage, soothing anil .
healing swollen, untamed membranes
and you get instant relief.
Try this. Get a small bottle of r.W'i
-Cream Balm at any drug store. Vour
clogged nostrils open right up; your
head is clear; no, more hawking or
muffling. Count fifty. All the stuffi
ness, dryness, struggling (or brcalh is
(one. iou iccl tine,
The example that Is set when a strong, successful man GOICS
TO (.'lU'ltCU Is more potent than the most ploiient sermon.
And, lo the credit of tho strong, succossfu men In this conn
try, let It ha said Unit the great majority CIO TO CHUltCll. When
vou (10 TO ClU'lU'll next Sunday take a look about you. You'll
find Hint tho pews are occupied by the real worth while men of tho
community. . , .
sin, i,, Tiii:isK aim-; mi:x who wii.i. ixtimatk that tiik
CHl'IK'H IS l-Olt WO.MKN A.'l WIIAKI.IXtiS. TIIO-SH WHO STAY
AWAY AltK TIIK i:.Kl,IX(iS. TIIM (iltKAT I.KAOKKK IX
KVKHY- MXK O.I'1 K.N'Im-'.AYOK IX VAHIAIU.Y IIAVIO lll'.K.X MUX OK
IIKKI" KKI.KilOl S roXYII-TIOXS. SOMK OK Til K MKX WHO
AUK IHSI'DSKI) T() TliKAT I.HiHTI.Y THK '( TO tTH IUTI
MOVKMKXT W IIK.X ASKKI) IKTIIKV IIKblKVK IX iOI, HKt'OSIK
IXUKi.XAXT. OK fOI HSU THKY HK.1,1 KVK IX A SI' I'll KM K HIV
1X(J. TIIK.Y WII.I,' NOT KKXY THAT Till: (Tit ItCH IS Till:
IIOISK (IK (JOl). STII-I. WITH THKIK IMM (KK.SSKII 111:1,11:1' IX A
.'OI A X H THKIlt ACKXUWI.KIKiKMK.XT THAT TIIK. CHI HCH IS
TIIK HOI SK OK (iOI THKY HO XOT (it) TO (TIl'IKTI.
Oolng to church does not entail any great inconvenience. H
doesn't reiinlro nnv great sacrifice. All that la required Is a VERY
SMALL I'AltT OK OX K DAY IN SKVHN. The man or woman who
nrofesses Christianity and does not (10 TO CMl'UCII Sunday Is.not
practlcuIMn his belief. Ask any person who Is a regular attendant
how he feels when he misses divine worship.
There Isn't i hamlet In the United States that has 'not been
reached by the OO TO CTIl'KCH movement. Tho response to iio
GO TO OHTRCI! appeal was spontaneous. Hundreds of thousands
who, while they never had lot their religion, but had grown core
less and indifferent, were roused. Now that the praiseworthy move
ment Is swinging, keep It so. Ho as enthusiastic today as you 'were
on the first day that you enrolled in tho UO TO CHL'KCII movement.
Next Sunday Is 00 TO CIIUUCM Sunday.
Il
FIELD
SEEDS
IT MIGHT HAPPEN
Your lioi'sc or ofTi'T miit burn; it burglar
r-ii-lit i'aucv vour silver while you rcawa;;; .,
Unconceivable that you could misplace im-:,
i:oi-tant jmpci's. . - , f '-L f
. Then w.'uld.rt you call yourself i'a!nTT- ;
e-!ecliHK to rent a First National hafeU!.
r.sit. U.,f- But that wMildn t replace the-;.
fO'licles hist. . ' .
Whv not complete avran.c:einents today tor .
pi-otcctiiiK papers mid valualiles worth more
,to vou than money i
W?? first National Bank:
Medford Oregon
ill 4
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Herb cure rur earacne, nenfltiche, cat
urh, diptherla, Bore throat, luni; trouble
Kidney troublo, stoma en trouble, neart
trouble, chilis and fevor, cramps caught,
poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors,
cracked breast, ciwes all kinds of goiters.
SO OPRKATIONS.
Medford. Oregon, Jan. 13, 13i7.
This is to certify that I, the undnr
signed, had very severe' stomach trouble
and had been bothered for several year
and last August was not expected to
'lv, and hearinc ef Gfm Chung (whose
Herb store is at 214 South Front street
Medford), I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, and I started to feeling
oettor as soon an I used them and today
m a well man and enn lioartlly recom
mend anyone afflicted as I was to' nee
dim Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) 'W. a JOHNSON.
Witnesses. i
Wm. Lewis. Eagle Point.
W. I.. Chlldreth, Eagle Point.
U. A. AfiderMn.. Medford.
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MEDFORD-ROSEBbilG AUTO STAGE
. Leaves Medford 11:00 a. m. doily, brave Roseburg 1:00 p. in. daily
:f MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS STAGES
JjcnVe Medfonl S.OO n. ni.( 11:00 n. ni 1:00 n. m., 4:30 p. m.
i beovo Grunts Pass 10:00 n. m., 1:00 p. m., 4:00 p. m.. 0:15 p. ui.
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Waiting room, Medrord, 5 S. Front. I'liono 300
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summer. ,
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